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Switzerland

Scuol

Administrative territorial entity Municipality of Switzerland Swiss townscape worthy of protection

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Scuol, Protected Swiss townscape in Engiadina Bassa, Switzerland.

The municipality stretches across 439 square kilometers of alpine terrain, incorporating mineral springs, hiking paths, and traditional Romansh architecture at elevations between 1250 and 2368 meters.

The settlement, first documented in 1095 as Schulles, developed from a medieval village with estates owned by Tarasp lords into a thermal spa destination after 1860.

Scuol maintains its position as the largest Romansh-speaking municipality in Grisons, with half of its 4700 residents actively using the language in daily communication.

The Rhaetian Railway connects Scuol through four stations, while the Bogn Engiadina thermal complex provides year-round access to mineral-rich waters and wellness facilities.

The God da Tamangur forest near Scuol contains the highest continuous stone pine forest in Europe, demonstrating the region's exceptional alpine ecosystems.

Location: Engiadina Bassa/Val Müstair Region

Elevation above the sea: 2,368 m

Shares border with: Tarasp, Ftan, Sent, Mals, Taufers im Münstertal

Website: https://scuol.net

GPS coordinates: 46.79700,10.29950

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:42